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A ro,gua i'm Knots.

Tcontracted malaria Ia the swamps OF Louis
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and used every kind of medicine could hear
of without relief. atlast succeeded in break
ing the fever. but 1t cost me over elu, and
then my system was prostrated and saturated
with malarial poison and | became almost
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Various remedies were resorted 10 without
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il has cured and strengthened me. All sores Of
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clear of knots AID soreness, and feel like
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jackson, Tenn, April ~, 1856
sim Joints-A Most Remarkable Case OF
serofula aud Rheumatism.
have lite boy twelve years old whose
knees have been drawn almost double and his
Joints are perfectly stiff, and has been In this
condition three years. unable 10 walk. During
that time The Medical Board of Loudon
county examined him, and pronounced the dis
ease scrofula and prescribed, but no benefit
eyer derived. then used much advertised
preparation NiiufNA Ahi'' "''n' "c
he became perfectly helpless and suffered
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The TINES ,cH ie,pe an eItu ciycutl
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mus, and That Is hc opportunity fof nirer-
tstnQ
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, December o, 1887.
As expected, the loose breaks were
quite full to-day and prices higher than
last week Oh all kinds, though l0i cents
was the highest price paid Common and
medium new grades sold well and plant
ers are all well pleased, apparently. Rich
dark leaf was scarce and in better de
mand Old wrappers were disposed Of
In one OF two medium lots and the mar
ket generally was in good tone by com.
psrison of samples We think old cutters
here demand more attention from buy
ers, Is they appear much more reasonable
than any new stock We have seen.
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calling over In Manchester the other

Calling over In Manchester the other
day we dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment OF l.. y v STEMS, and found II
lifted up In tirst-class style with all the neces
siry supplies of good things, such as always
remind us Of Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults, etc. In abundance; cakes, and a variety
OF good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed model bakery, and one that de-
serves and Is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 70 call Ia and SEQ them Ut
laO5 Hull street. Manchester. I'D ~
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". }. DIMMOCK. MAJ NJ.
respondence solicited. ''i'si TO-,
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\ Senator Robbed.

Monday evening thieves entered the
residence of Mr.. NJ X Lloyd, Manches
tiers Senator in the Legislature Of Nir-
qinia. and robbed him OF gold watch
and chain, several other articles of jewel
~, aud sixteen dollars in money lie
Yesterday morning notified officer John
+. Hall of the First station and that
officer went al once to work 10 find the
thief At T. O'Clock last night the 1hiei
had not been arrested
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAhtfA
TUNING CO., lZls r.. Main st. Manuiie
turers and importers of stamp novelties
OLD DOMINION RI BBEk STAMP hOhh'
g5 Bank street Agents wanted senl i,i
circular.
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CIGARETTE GIRLS.
VERY LITTLE ROMANCE ANo MUCH
WORK IHe RULE AMONG THEM.

How the Tobacco II Treated In Its Prog
rcss from the Plantation &" the Cigar
Keep Them Good.
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III Main street, hlcnmOnu, ' a.
| advise all persons intending TO use
coupons to procure them frcm Mr. j. p.
Cooper or his agent, and get his gusran-
tee of indemnity, as with 1t | can secure
them fun and complete legal protection.
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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aIattre.- slanuiactufer

ADAM DlACONT. 205 o. Marshall lu0l
Wholesale aud retail NepHH4 na.li 1853
promptly done.
f. T.. i7tilitl tRENSBAW si flst Ur
Wholesale ami retail Repairing o.. l0I
duuh5 done.
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JOSEPH DELARCE. .oe b. Main str,s
hanging and Hcnclal iaa.hu. I.I. .I
Models iuI patents.
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The Chinese have utilized for centuries
Ia the evaporation Of brine a gas which
issues FROM coal seams near Pekin
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B. r. hEDFOhD. 1850 B.. Main street. Prla
cal plumber. timer, gas aud steam fifer
T. g.. IINSLEN. az brOOk avenue. steam tal
gas ntliuI, Timing, &c.
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CITY BOTrllNG HOUSE. 49, -.
street. Manufacturers 0i Vanilla fu. ...
AMI mineral nafHr-.
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WALLEN A WNAF. >estuth aaI alt,s
streets. nunumeat-. tomus. mAfbI.It.i lf4.
ICES. AC.
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a nv lELb DAIRY linmrrh Wu.rtn. al.
n. seventh street, ani ND g. Nam .fr..
Fresh miih. cream, butter. butter lI.. la
cheese.
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pInnlher.. ID. and sleam IInln

3. j.. DAVIS. - n. Ninth str.Di SD.
awnings. oli-ciOfhs. and papor hans.l.
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Paints. oils &c.


RlCHM0NDPAINT STORE. 40. Broal fs .
Pants, oils. glass. and painters sulpA.i.
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WALIEhJ IODU. go r.. rlAtt .tf..f l0a
sizumcHts of country produce solicited
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A.. HIGH. ls3- T. Main street. Waalami
jcwcIiy NEATLY repaired.
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la the United States there is published
one paper 10 every Ass inhabitants.
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Contractors amt tulidef-
A. q. hol >iON. 5H f.. Siam .fr..f
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrat'
ed La Normsnd Cigar.
CHAhBxaLAYSE 4 Co.
Life r. w forth

living II the Liver 10 not disordered.
Therefore. II you suffer with Sick Headache.
Biliiousness, Constipation or any Liver trouble,
take DIR. David's Liver Pills. rs Pilsf for pc.
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~ NlCk kEDfORD, ine b. Nam stuet-
flgn coz the Horse. Manuih,lli.faUi whole
sale dealer
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All work guaranteed.
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7 ARGE STOCK OF FANCY ~
II GOODS AT sG MAIN STREET LII

Il ioOh Ut kAkN1 IN
IL GOODS AT s07 MAIN STREET III
To BE SOLD OUT AT AND BELOW COST.
Having determined TO close out oil OF our
fancy goods and cOnnne ourselves strictly to
the JEWELRY BUSINESS. will sell all fancy
goods at bargain. Persons desiring 70 pur-
chase Christmas presents. II will pay them 70
call at once and make selection. They Will
find also u large stock Of Gentlemen and
ladies fine Gold Stem Winding Watches. also
the largest stock of Diamond Solitaire Ear ring,
Lace Pins, Finger Rings Cluster and Fancy
Stone Rings az the lowest prices. Solid silver
Sterling Forks, spoons. Ladies'. Butter h aives,
garSpOons. &C, OF the newest patterns.
Largest stock of Silver Case Goods for Bridal
Presents ever exhibited in the city. Also the
largest stock of Plated Tea Sets, Walters,
CAKE and Fruit Stands, Pickle and Butter
Dishes, Forks. Spoons. ladies' &c, Of the best
plate and latest designs. Do not fail 70 call 10
and examine the stock OF
JAMES f.. TYLER,
de1tode2i 90 Main street lP ce Block.
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To Our Advertisers.

Telephone at p nj. to the TINES office,
$40, If you have an item of news, and it
will be published In our telephone column.
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A box of good cigars or demijobn of
Old Madeira or sherry wine is u nice Christ
uIas present and can 30 had OF
CHAMBEKIAYSE Co.
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a. b CLAth r s. SON. liW East Ma.n sfIs.
Agents tor Imperial chilled pIoHs.
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To Taxpayers :

Coupons can be used in payment OF all
taxes due the State. A very large pro
portion of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Furl legal protection and
indemnity guaranteed
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WINES. LIQUORS. SC.
DREPARE IN TIME FOR THE
INNER NAM

~ ER VI
JUST ARRIVED.
New ROquefOrt Cheese.
New Neulchatelle Cheese.
New Frontage dc Brie.
New Robert \. Pineapple Cheese
New Pates DE FOies Gris.
New AnchOyis lSardeiles
New hussan ana French Safiipes.
New Picked Lamb Tongues.
New smoked and salt Salm "a.
New Smoked Herd ngs.
New homeless Goldfish
New EvapOratet California AprcOts.
New EYHpOrated Peaches aud Apples.
New Barley and Oa'meal.
New Buckwheat Flour.
New Honey and Maple syrup
New Cape Cod tranbenles.
Sew Malaga Raisins.
New Malaga Grapes.
New Figs and Dates.
New extra fine Catsup.
Sew Impaired Snucrknut.
Also new arrival SO my tELkBkAIEb
SWEET MIXED PICKLES AZ only ~ pei
SALON.
My well selected large stock OF general
iKOCkkl Is. WINES, LIQUORS. AMI daily
FRESH BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
too well known TO need further mentioning
Please send your orders 100 time So they ga.
ut aFlfHtllg attended t.
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'oTTON REPOBT.
Market FIRM

Market nrm.
Quotations. -Middhng 9sc low middiing
9ic good ordinary, Sic.
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}. q. llollo. - n. fUrrDH .iu.f .
agent Established l-o-
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W iLLlAM %. FULLER. llU D.. ,ag ..,..,
special attention t0 repa.uus
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Grain and Cotton Exchange

RICHMOND. Va. December q.
OFFERINGS EEPORTkD TO sECRETARY.
Wheat - go bushels
Corn i .OlV bushels.
Oats II ~ bushels
PEAS i 100 bushels
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DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
". r. PATE CO., 1907 EAST CARY STREET.

W Gather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters, OF Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
; b ! n gle, ana
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky ROOfsfrom 1
age aud exposure
are rendered tight
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use Oi
this PAINT and
jail ly
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~, ,., ' hh Is. ID Err 5H b. Marshall rf..,
Cherokee Cough urup. 'e' 'As
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aus REPORTED no SECRETARY.

Wheat Longberry, go bushels prime al
So. l00 bushels very good on private
terms Nike ~ bushes prime on private
terms - bushels very good al SIC, - bush
els good at SIC. shorberry. 254 bushels
prime al ssc 80 bushels TAR az soc. :
bushels common Of 7G ~ bushels COM
mon az re. Total sales Of WHEAT - U
bushels.
Corn White, as bushels very good on
private terms as bushels ycr good at5sc.
2S6 bushels good al SIDE l20 bushels good
at SIC Mixed. "a bushels good al &c Total
sales of corn $50 bushels.
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" Ill, LL,An H. GARDNER 90 q
ss,SD,, har cutting, dycug shaw, ~. IS.
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nv i. nMOND STEAM BAKERY. IA,
i mI1p la,li u y. Twelfth street Va
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DIRECTORY

" NNIIADIt
81 SiNESS HOUSES

~, -" OH fSS HOUSES
me D'reeiory 5elo,s Of rsi,abL a.,
S s,,ssTe' acg,f' g'0iag her boaios 80
o,:'''ss', 'c'" ee found pery pseful a. ., ga
y rgerence for Information rela,,,. @.r<
ana a" me different branese. Of J,.a, = ~
-. Analytical Chemt.,
Or. HENRY fkOELiNg rs r.,
rn,.rt 's. 20 'nesapeake sud Ohio .-i 't,tf'
ta,,,,, ~, "a Auesnany railroads 49,. Nc
tehuoh 10 ores and mineral sssf.-. Ft,ial 81.
=. Architects
". j. III Mhoch, llH b. Main a..
reepondence solicited. f''si' 60,
Barber.s
lbLlAM II. GARDNER ra
ss,uv,, nat cutting. dyrng shaw, IS.
BaAsr-s
RICHMOND STEAM RAkFnv
pnypli.i0,r' u =. Twelfth street Va
I.R.TEAsDALE' in, r'G p Shoes I,e
shoes. "'' -" ialu.
,..,..,. liuichet..
LN =. bltAl Dr. stall 81 D..
''"' @''' 'mDhrd Deer fousuos asp,..tf.'"
,t,,r. candy Manufacturer.
'AiN SIX IS. DYER Hl b wstshsu Co.,.
wholesale anl ntal Sole ..enf
Cherokee Cough urop. '-'
.... AanNa- tiuffis
'NnN y. % hhl Nn, eumoroi tumte.ntt..t
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% ma, Boots and shoes.
J.. "a. hATbhLt. i5n r.. Main .fr..,
80. '''' q mems a4l e. aul s.sll.t
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

T Men are strange creatures. They
will waste an hour hunting a collar
button instead of having an extra sup
ply and letting their wife and the miss
ing one. You never see a woman look
for the pin she drops Her husband
finds it when he walks around in his
bare feet Sdugerties Telegraph. sst'
b. Mistress and maid. -" Where have
you been Janep'' "I've been to a
meeting of the Girls Friendly Society,
ma'am. - .Well, and what did the
lady say to your" "Please, ma'am,
she said wasn't to give you warning,
as meant to. She said that I was to
look upon you as my thorn-and bear
itr'-Lo,sdo,a Pstsch.
Agent (selling preparation for re-
moving stains from clothing" have
got here''- Servant (who responds
to the agents ring)-'. Excuse me.
please; but we are in great trouble
here, to-day. The gentleman of the
house has been blow up in an explo-
sion."t A.-"Ha! hurt muchp" s.
"Blown to atoms. Only a grease-spot
left of him." A.-"Ha! Only a grease
spot, you sayp Well, here's bottle of
my champion Eradicator which will re-
move that grease spot in two minutes"
-CAarzeston Mass. Enterprise.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of F: Won
i schleee ell, Judge of Probate for the County
ary, 1887. notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Peter Youngblood, late.
of The city OF. Minneapolis, in the county of
-Hennepin and Stnte OF Minnesota, deceased,
that said Judge of Probate will attend for the
purpose of examining and allowing such
claims, at his Office in the city of Minneapolis,
in said county, on the first Mondays in August
each of said days, and that six months from
the date of said order has been allowed and
limited for the creditors of id deceased to
present their claims against the said deceased
to the said Judge of Probate for his examine
ton and approval.
Dated this 18th day of February, 1887. 'a
ID. t-..-:,- ..5 F. Won SCHLEGELL,
'Ie+- ~ '-S' +a'~f Judge of Probate.
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lose the benefit Of the Mass, an evil
which is regarded with peculiar fear,
in Irish humble life, even among. those
whose principles, unhappily. are lax
enough in many other respects. I'd
He paused to gaze upon the little
turfen seat where the pastor of the rural
lock was acoustic ned to sit in the sun
shine, to talk familiarly with the oottag-
ers on their domestic affairs, or hear the
confession Of penitent. He recollected
the time when he had knelt on the green
sod by the side Of the holy man, his
Heart sinking within him with fear, as he
meditated the humiliating disclosures Of
some ;boyishs offence an infraotion Of the
Sabbath, or word spoken in. anger to
some playfellow, and the gentle ,monito-
y voice of his adviser. seemed once
more to murmur in his ear.Y,..ss e<lg.z :.
His thoughts naturally reverted, to his
present condition, and he aim. st uncon-
sciously put the question to his own
heart, how different and how dark, in
the comparison, would be the account
which he should now have to render to
the same minister Of peace, if he were to
rise from the quiet grave, in which he
had long been sleeping the sweet sleep
of the 3blameless, and resume his ancient
place on this humble tribunal. The last
fancy startled him. As a celebrated
divine, with that insight into the ma
chinery of the human heart which char
acterized a great portion Of his writings,
has said, that long habit Of self-willed
contempt for, and obstinate resistance to
the truth of religion lis often apt to sub
stitute mechanical superstition in its
place; so it might now be observed Of
the stained and hardened: soul that
stood, with the purpose Of the last of
human offences, black, daring, deadly
sacrifice, before the door Of the temple,
that the fouler and iercer his resolution
became, the more weak and nervous was
his frame. and the more fearfully active
his memory and his imagination. The
short, quick breathings of the wind
through the dry thatch made him start
and tremble, while sudden forms, of he
knew not what or whom, semed to fit
before and about him. through the
evening gloom. Again his memory con-
jured up new sights and sounds of terror
from the familiar spot on which he
stood. : He beheld the buried clergy
man, robed in the sacred vestments of
his office, lifting his hands above his
head, and pouring forth, as he had
once done, the denunciations of the
fearful judgment of the impenitent,
from that awful text, the words of
which had made the young blood Of the
Coiner curdle in it's channels, when he
had first heard them ,uttered-.'I go
my way, and you shall seek me, and
you shall not find me, ndyou shall die
in your SNIP
Te be continued.) 80
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

G. B. King promises to start a labor
paper in Duluth. ,,..-s-.[. T.. s.~
A company is forming in Watertown
to. build reservoir water works. s,.;. a..
j. F. Norrish has been confirmed
surveyor.general Of Minnesota.
A state convention Of Knights of
Labor is in session at Troy, N. Y.
Old Abe Post, G.. A. r.. had a camp
fire at Lake Benton the other night. III
+ Locomotive engineers had a grand
ball at Moorhead one night last week.
Is Watertown National will build a
$4,000 structure when the flowers
bloom in the spring. 5''- 4''' ''-T
The fremen's tournament is to be
held in Mitchell next June. The bicy-
Gle club has voted to cooperate. -
About SO of the striking coal trim
mers have been! taken back by the
Delaware, lackawanna & Western
Railroad Company. i' ;5&'3t!s+Tsi -
There is a conflict of authority be-
tween the Cigarmakers' Union and the
Knights of Labor at Newark, N. j., in
which the men seem inclined to stand
by their union. s:e'3 :4T!a = sslj5r.I .
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:. T
'ft:-s -,
~ 9fy s.s.t| .-OF-
,jaas.'..' - n 3.a,. Gs-,.,&+ },+g5'
s .pecia| !. !. ]. !. !"
nnh l9,t.grtt,.-...-''
~UOU 5Hss s~@
a7@!E 49,.
i. 4" Barga n S.

Block of tenement houses on Twelfth
avenue north, corner of Ninth street.
only $4,000, $4,000 down, balance to
suit, with interest at per cent.
HOUSE and lot on Western avenue,
near Hennepin, only $15, 900, one-third
cash, balance at per cent. for 10 years.
House and lot on Eighth street north,
$500, one-half cash, balance to suit,
with per cent. interest.
| Vacant lot on Second avenue south,
so feet front, only $4,000; $500 cash,
balance thr years. o<.tI
Two lots Oh Aldlich avenue, corner
Thirty second street, $1,000; one-third
cash, balance to suit. ,A'
Four lots on Aldrich avenue, near
Forty first street, $500 each, One-fOurth
down. f+... +.f.
Five lots on Lyndale avenue, near
Forty-firs street, east front, splendid
view of Lakes and city, only $3.50 each;
One-third down, balance to suit. .sr
Stone building in Center block, 264
feet front, back to alley, for only $32,-
GOO; only $12,50o to be cash, balance 6
per cent. etts.- = .3s.o.f.; .sza1i .
41x132 feet, corner Third street and
First avenue north, with brick build
ing, twO-stOry and basement, only $685.
600; $13. 900 cash, balance to suit.
42x82 feet on Third street. for 1925 a
front foot. :.... ......s,... g.
About three acres land on the East
Side, near Como avenue, joining rail-
road, good for manufacturing pl rposes,
$4,000. ..c.g ....l',,-
A piece of ground fronting Central
Park, good for a block of tenement
houses, for $4,000. 8 So 80 lll55
Two lots on Fourth avenue south,
only $1,000, one third cash. e1o9
Two lots on Lindley avenue, only
$2,4OO. 'sl:s;' - -ss4@
: .i2O feet on First avenue south for
$1,000. tn $ is snap. Only $500
down. - ''T7 ''t''i1 -
SO feet on Gin on avenue; only $4,000.
acres land inside of Forthwith st.
and between Twelfth and Fourteenth
avenues; 81 200 an acre; worth 81 500
per acre. u i Il. II ia. = 81.
Nine lots in Oakwood addition: only
$3.50 each, One-third cash.
House and lot on Grand avenue: only
So 900, worth So, 900. s.5 ri .EIa
House and lot on Twenty-second ave-
nue. south, to exchange for wild lands.
House and lot on Eighth street south
to trade for land in Hennepin county.
House and half lot on Fourth street
south to trade for land near the CITY.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05
Reasonable Request.

Magistrate-You are accused of steal
ng chickens, Uncle Rastus. Are you
guilty OF not guiltyp l..9 ~
Uncle Rastus = pleads not guilty,
yo' honah, an inquests de privilege OF
frowing myself on; de mercy OBJ de
tcou't in:case de evidence goes agin me.
IN. Y. Sun 7,5'iz-s 'a5'A 1891 is.''.'3'
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05
..=. MATTW1ALSHfS
!: BARGAINS
90: s3 ~ ISL @912 1909 A4-IN-- agads
Real Sc Estate

n Fifty-one lots in Burgess Additit
each, on reasonable terms. Best locatio
Two lots in ElWell's Second addition
Forty acres of land in Richield; $5
Lot on Twenty.f fourth avenue south
Two lots on Six and a half ave sol
Lot on Sixteenth ave- south, near T
= House No. l2N Washington ave. north, with
I'll House and di ict, 1856 Fort avenue, Harvester
House. i rooms, with barn and store front.
:. Slots in Van Ness addition $3.50 each. Lots
in this addition have sold for $500. 9'.* tH3i
f lots on Thirty third street, near Fort ave-
nue., $3.50 each:
House and lot on 9th av. south, near 2sth st.,
So, 800. A bargain. .3'ce9. -; 1e}9a..4ft5